millipede

“Now I want one and have to convince mom why having a 10 inch long, millipede, which is a veggetarian (but will eat carrion) is a good pet.”

dailycomic Diary Entry

“It's called a millipede migration and there could be a number of reasons why the bugs are coming up from the ground and swarming around homes.”

News Channel 9: Local News

“In one kind of millipede, in the male the last pair of legs has a sound-producing apparatus, consisting of a ridged plate, which, by being rubbed against a set of tiny, bead-like bodies set in the surface of the last shield covering the body, produces a peculiar noise.”

Chatterbox, 1905.

“Last night at close to 1: 30 AM I took a pause in walking up some stairs to get to my room in order to rescue a tiny little millipede and return him to his home outside.”

I Mean You.

“A monarch, a sheep moth, a millipede defend a world I can never enter though”

Fictionaut: A Bestiary of Sorts, in Miniature

“As I watched, the six individuals skiing in single file ahead of me became a single indistinguishable mass with numerous flailing limbs, like an oversized millipede.”

The Guardian: My travels: Felicity Aston, left behind in Antarctica

“On the list are an ornate sleeper ray, Electrolux; a 75-million-year-old giant duck-billed dinosaur; a shocking pink millipede (see image); a rare, off-the-shelf frog; one of the most venomous snakes in the world; a fruit bat; a mushroom; a jellyfish named after its victim; a life-imitates-art "Dim" rhinoceros beetle; and the "Michelin Man" plant.”

Science

“The list of ten species, with illustrations (none of which is as pink as the millipede), can be seen here.”

Science

“When Roger was small, his two favorite toys were a tiny, squat doll named Care and a rubber millipede.”

Fictionaut: care & danger